03:25:17 <joepie91|m> FavoritoHJS: FWIW, I have since learned that apparently this has been happening for some time already, and Github doesn't have a great track record here
04:35:00 <tech234a> re Firebase Dynamic Links (from a few days ago), it's worth noting that goo.gl it and may be affected by the shutdown https://web.archive.org/web/20230518174804/https://developers.googleblog.com/2018/03/transitioning-google-url-shortener.html
04:35:19 <tech234a> see also any 404 goo.gl page such as https://goo.gl/404
04:37:13 <tech234a> it may make sense to bump up the priority of goo.gl in the URLTeam project
04:56:48 <fireonlive> the text on https://g.co/ will age poorly soon :)
05:45:16 <tech234a> g.co is also FDL https://g.co/404
07:11:51 <masterX244> Jaa: regarding motor-talk: not sure how easy discovery of the galleries is for qwarc (most media is hosted on-site and those galleries are linked to threads and posts). And the usual javascript fudgery mess on "modern" layouts. Not sure if there is a cookie to switch to classic forum style (when logged in you get that as a setting). Another annoying issue: some classic threads there are only visible when logged in...
08:40:05 <pabs> does WARC support non-HTTP protocols like gopher?
08:43:55 <imer> pabs: yes, but gopher doesn't have a standard specified? https://iipc.github.io/warc-specifications/specifications/warc-format/warc-1.1/#resource
08:46:50 <pabs> thanks. theres an RFC for gopher itself, but indeed the WARC spec doesn't mention how to represent gopher in WARC. also has no example for ftp
08:51:50 <OrIdow6> I think gopher is too obscure to ever become part of the standard
08:57:50 <pabs> Barto: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/07/corsair-is-buying-diy-mechanical-keyboard-brand-drop/
11:33:47 <aGerman> I've seen you guys saw motor talk already. Is there any channel for it or so. Am more than happy to dedicate hardware to it
11:57:11 <masterx244|m> Currently its here in -bs. One thing that would help is getting them to unhide those megathreads that they switched to login-only and a readonly period (readonly time results in a consistent archival cause topics cannot switch around anymore, crawling forums suxks when the target moves all the time)
11:58:02 <masterx244|m> Currently JAA is the expert here for x-large forums with the qwarc tool skills
13:46:48 <JAA> masterX244: I don't see a way to enumerate those images directly, but if they're always linked to a post, they can be discovered from the thread pages. I see that there are also attachments, e.g. on https://www.motor-talk.de/forum/audi-e-p4-t7491896.html
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14:48:12 <Exorcism|m> <h2ibot> "Nulldata edited Deathwatch (+249..." <- i think it's time to use archivebot for this
15:09:38 <Mattehari> Tripod hosting
15:09:50 <Mattehari> Is this collection somewhere available?
15:11:49 <h2ibot> Exorcism uploaded File:Ibiblio-logo.png: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?title=File%3AIbiblio-logo.png
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15:34:03 <anarcat> it looks like pixls.us has been down for about a week now: https://nitter.net/pixlsus/status/1679609470224158720 https://nitter.net/pixlsus/status/1680623710711996417
15:34:07 <anarcat> thank god for nitter
15:37:53 <h2ibot> Exorcism edited MediaFire (+24): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50263&oldid=49701
15:46:55 <h2ibot> Exorcism edited .ua (+42): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50264&oldid=50262
16:13:40 <superkuh_> If only there were a nitter for mastadon post v3 instances.
16:14:23 <superkuh> Right not to read mastodon posts I have to load the RSS feed of all posts, if there is one, and parse through that manually.
16:17:19 <JAA> Yeah, it's incredibly annoying that they broke the noscript interface and are refusing to fix it.
16:43:10 <masterX244> at least motor-talk doesnt seem to hide behind buttflare
17:04:44 <fireonlive> you love ze cloudflare
17:04:50 <fireonlive> it gives you ze protection
17:05:05 <fireonlive> matthew prince should be named matthew king
17:05:12 <fireonlive> 😇
17:06:12 <fireonlive> *k-lined*
17:25:30 <Barto> pabs: why tagging me? :D
18:11:32 <JAA> Matrix-IRC interaction got a lot more annoying today with hackint's bridge update. The links sent to IRC for multi-line messages and images are not directly viewable in a browser anymore because the Matrix devs weren't willing to implement their security fix properly (by allowing inline display for safe MIME types like plain text and images), instead just forcing a download for everything. Until that
18:11:38 <JAA> is fixed somehow, I'd like to ask Matrix users to be mindful of that.
18:11:50 <JAA> Relevant issue: https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/issues/15885
18:12:06 <joepie91|m> wait, is that why people are suddenly complaining about file downloads?
18:12:18 <JAA> Very likely.
18:13:08 <JAA> It was released in Synapse 1.87.0 two weeks ago today.
18:13:15 <fireonlive> ugh, forced download for everything
18:13:37 <JAA> Unlike our transfer instance, there's no URL workaround for it either.
18:14:07 <fireonlive> maybe a configurable usercontent domain is needed lol
18:14:54 <JAA> A MIME filter is needed, and it's trivial to implement, and the PR that led to this change even had that at first...
18:15:07 <fireonlive> weird
18:15:16 <JAA> https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/pull/15680#pullrequestreview-1455527585
18:16:22 <fireonlive> "From chatting internally it seems safer to just always use an attachment content disposition. There isn't really any benefit to using inline as things like <img> tags ignore the Content-Disposition header anyway." 🙃
18:16:23 <pokechu22> in the mean time it seems you can bypass that by using view-source:https://matrix.hackint.org/_matrix/media/v3/download/matrix.org/LdnxgmbWnXfCkFcwjCQRGsXZ/image.png
18:16:25 <pokechu22> at least on firefox
18:17:29 <fireonlive> chrome refuses to load that weirdly enough
18:17:38 <JAA> Yeah, though I've had cases where view-source didn't work correctly (though I never looked into why).
18:17:40 <fireonlive> but at least the lounge has inline previews for small enough
18:18:05 <fireonlive> (though I can crank that up to, like, a TB if I really wanted to)
18:20:14 <thuban> "we'll be adding authentication to the media download endpoints (Matrix was never meant to provide an open file host, which can cause a lot of issues for people hosting Matrix)" uh, am i misreading or does this imply that the _intention_ is to make matrix attachments unusable for non-matrix users? isn't that a serious blow to the whole idea of bridging?
18:21:29 <fireonlive> oof
18:23:50 <joepie91|m> thuban: ... yes, it is
18:24:20 <joepie91|m> that would break IRC bridging basically
18:24:47 <nicolas17> unless the bridge rehosts images
18:25:28 <fireonlive> host them on imgur? :)
18:25:31 <fireonlive> :p
18:26:28 <joepie91|m> nicolas17: for anyone running their own bridge, that means maintaining two copies of every affected file
18:26:33 <joepie91|m> this is Not Great
18:26:57 <nicolas17> why two copies?
18:27:08 <joepie91|m> (by which I mean it will exacerbate the already common storage size issues that smaller self-hosted servers deal with)
18:27:20 <joepie91|m> one for the homeserver, one for the bridge, no?
18:27:32 <joepie91|m> or do you mean proxying the files?
18:27:37 <fireonlive> joepie91|m: don't you love how when you delete (redact) a message containing an image on your own homeserver it just.. stays there?
18:27:37 <nicolas17> aren't bridges often run by the *IRC* network?
18:27:47 <fireonlive> forever and ever?
18:27:50 <fireonlive> :D
18:28:03 <nicolas17> or by a single party at least, not one IRC bridge per homeserver
18:29:00 <fireonlive> though if you do know of a solution to that especially for encrypted chats i'm all ears lol
18:29:30 <joepie91|m> nicolas17: there are also people running their own bridges for a variety of reasons
18:29:33 <fireonlive> just annoying having 'dead' files around taking up space on a smaller SSD... and I guess i could fumble them around to cloud storage or something but.... eh
18:30:19 <joepie91|m> anyway I have Thoughts about Element/Matrix but I think that is more for -ot
21:50:16 <DogsRNice> this site is apparently being shutdown soon https://valvestore.forfansbyfans.com/
21:53:34 <jacksonchen666> DogsRNice: #archiveteam is fit for announcing dying sites
21:54:11 <DogsRNice> oh yeah, havent been on here in a long while
22:05:47 <pokechu22> That can probably fit in archivebot assuming the site doesn't get mad at us
22:23:35 <DigitalDragons> does anyone happen to have the exact text of the rsync maxxconn errors lying around?
22:29:54 <imer> DigitalDragons: this? @ERROR: max connections (-1) reached -- try again later
22:33:36 <DigitalDragons> Yes thanks!
22:36:02 <DigitalDragons> (making a grafana logs dashboard for myself)
22:36:10 <DigitalDragons> (not that myself, sorry lol)
22:36:18 <myself> (no, please, make me one too)
22:37:08 <fireonlive> are we handing out free dashboards?
22:37:12 <fireonlive> sign me up
22:37:13 <fireonlive> :3
22:37:18 <DigitalDragons> i'll see if i can make it public, it doesn't seem like my variables want to play ball though
23:04:38 <fireonlive> no worrries =]